Re: micro Ham CW Keyer

[Robert C.Abell]

Hi Andy,

Where does one buy the micro Ham CW Keyer? Is it a kit? I'm interested.

73, Bob VE3XM
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[hank k8dd-2]

Robert C. Abell wrote:
> Hi Andy,
>
> Where does one buy the micro Ham CW Keyer? Is it a kit? I'm interested.
>
> 73, Bob VE3XM

Microham USB CW Keyer - It's a keyer.
http://www.microham.com/ck.html

Microham USB micro Keyer - all in one multi-mode USB interface - does it
all!
http://www.microham.com/mk.html

Microham USB Interface II - Looks like the multi-mode micro Keyer
interface without the keyer
http://www.microham.com/USB%20interfaces.html

73    Hank    K8DD
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[hank k8dd-2]

Robert C. Abell wrote:
> Hi Andy,
>
> Where does one buy the micro Ham CW Keyer? Is it a kit? I'm interested.
>
> 73, Bob VE3XM

Microham USB CW Keyer - It's a keyer.
http://www.microham.com/ck.html

Microham USB micro Keyer - all in one multi-mode USB interface - does it
all!
http://www.microham.com/mk.html

Microham USB Interface II - Looks like the multi-mode micro Keyer
interface without the keyer
http://www.microham.com/USB%20interfaces.html

Not a kit.

73    Hank    K8DD
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[N8LP]

If you are using it just for cw keying, the K2 has a built-in keyer that
works similarly, and it can be controlled from a number of programs like
TRX-Manager.

Larry N8LP



Hank Kohl K8DD wrote:

> Robert C. Abell wrote:
>
>> Hi Andy,
>>
>> Where does one buy the micro Ham CW Keyer? Is it a kit? I'm interested.
>>
>> 73, Bob VE3XM
>
>
> Microham USB CW Keyer - It's a keyer.
> http://www.microham.com/ck.html
>
> Microham USB micro Keyer - all in one multi-mode USB interface - does
> it all!
> http://www.microham.com/mk.html
>
> Microham USB Interface II - Looks like the multi-mode micro Keyer
> interface without the keyer
> http://www.microham.com/USB%20interfaces.html
>
> 73    Hank    K8DD
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[Andrew Catanzaro]

Bob -

These keyers are designed and built, I think, in Slovenia.
The only way to get them is through their US distributor
via Internet.

http://www.microham.com/

Their web site is most informative and  Joe, the ham
who runs the US operation, is most helpful if you have questions.
The keyer is not available as a kit.  If you want to build
a good keyer kit, get an Idiom Press CMOS-4.  

The advantage of the microHAM unit is that it is
bullet-proof in high RF fields, which I frequently
find myself in when operating non-resonant
antennas in the car and during portable operations.
Also the microHAM attaches to the USB port
of your laptop and allows data transfer from the
K2 RS-232 and the computer for logging purposes.
With the new computers coming out without
RS-232 ports, it allows a USB port to key your
K2 (or whatever radio).  This is important to
me when I do my mini-DXpeditions in the Caribbean.
I have my logging program send the repetitive parts
of exchanges when in pile-ups and I'm the DX.
One disadvantage of the microHAM keyer is that
it's set up functions (weighting, etc.) and memories
are available only if it's attached to a computer.

If RF feedback is not an issue, and it isn't for most
hams with well earth-grounded stations, and when
you are not trying to key the radio with a computer,
the LogiKit CMOS-4 would still be my first pick.

Andy W9NJY
Milwaukee
K2 2561

----- Original Message -----
From: "Robert C. Abell" <[hidden email]>
To: <[hidden email]>; <[hidden email]>
Sent: Friday, October 28, 2005 9:48 AM
Subject: Re: micro Ham CW Keyer


> Hi Andy,
>
> Where does one buy the micro Ham CW Keyer? Is it a kit? I'm interested.
>
> 73, Bob VE3XM
>
>
----- Original Message -----
From: "Robert C. Abell" <[hidden email]>
To: <[hidden email]>; <[hidden email]>
Sent: Friday, October 28, 2005 9:48 AM
Subject: Re: micro Ham CW Keyer


> Hi Andy,
>
> Where does one buy the micro Ham CW Keyer? Is it a kit? I'm interested.
>
> 73, Bob VE3XM
>
>

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